Prize list continues with numerous craft award winners
The extended prize section lists winners from Nut macaroons to various Silkine and French embroidery categories. Names include Mrs. Max Grona, Mrs. Walter Kordzik, Miss Bertha Mosel, Mrs. John Lott, and others from Cibolo, Boerne, Seguin, and San Antonio. Awards cover pies, cookies, bread loaves, and extensive needlework pieces with many first and second places noted. (Continued next week.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Grona
Walter Kordzik
H. W. Sultemeier
Willie Berg
F. J
F. J. Walch
Max Kordzilk
Edna Schumann
Cibolo
A. Weber
Aug. Mund Jr
Silkine
Annie Leesch
Boerne
Ist
Max Schmidt
W. Berg
E. M. Lelaurin
San Antonio
H. G. Ward
Joe Dubose
Helen Stehling
Minnie Braeutigam
Wm. Schneider
M. J. Wilson
Hilda Stieler
Comfort
Lester Lohmann
Viola Stein
Vera Schoenewolf
Alice Braeutigam
Alf. Weinheimer
Wm. Seehneider
Hilda, Stieler
Anita Becker
Annie Leeseh
Annie Braeutigam
E. M. Summit
Laura E. Jung
Laura Jung
Alf, Metzger
Ella Remmiler
Sofia Pillow
Edgar Crenwelge
Ad. Schoenewolf
Listerdale
West Summit Ave
Childs
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Schumann
Heiner
Martin’s
Martin
Brunswick
Victor
Pathe
the Music Palace
Fredericksburg
2Nd
Bertha Mosel
Louise Moellering
Max Henke
Fred Koennecke
Aug Mund
Bodo Habenicht
Ed. Seipp
Miss Bertha Mo
Sel
Gertrude Kunz
Otto Metz
Max Gro
Pioneer
John Lott
Felix Heep
C. J. Dooley
Joe du Bose
Erna Eckhart
Regina Hahne
Felix Hahne
Hermina Wilke
Leo Petsch
Anita Decker
Lester Lohman
Ella Remmler
Sophie Lehne
Arnold Ling
Gonzales
Piano Searf
Machine Searf
Ida Eckert
John Rossner
Laura Hohmann
Susie Klier
E. M. le Laurin
BE. M. LeLaurin
F. H. Reichert
la Grange
Erna Eckert
EK. M. LeLaurin
Boerner
Anne Leesch
Chamber of Commerce
Bull
L. W. Lields
Gus, Barseh
Wunderlich
Phil
Strackbeing
Eddy Kramer
Durst
Marvin Durst
Little Miss